Homebrewing Coffee for the Holidays
As we all prepare to to enjoy some of the most delicious meals of the year, it is the perfect time to savor our favorite beverages as well. Order our Organic Mexico Fair Trade - 2lb pack HOLIDAY special today! Get $6 off regular prices and free Austin delivery with code ATXSHIP guaranteed before Thanksgiving if you order before 9 a.m. Monday, Nov 21.
There’s no better addition to your holiday pantry than the artisan flavor of fresh, locally roasted coffee. So we have created this special holiday package of one of our most popular varietals to help you serve the best this season.
This delicious fresh roasted local coffee is a perfect compliment to any holiday meal. It has a medium light body and acidity. Subtle chocolate notes in the cup. Best brewed in a french press or drip/pour over style, it is great to serve only yourself or a crowd, depending on the size of your gathering.
Share the flavor of one of our most popular beans with your friends and family this season. This package include two (2) one pound bags. Keep one for yourself and give one as gift! (Or hoard them all yourself. We won’t judge.)
Order by 9 a.m. Monday, November 21 with code ATXSHIP for FREE Austin delivery guaranteed* before Thanksgiving. (*Delivery guarantee for Austin area only)
Two (2) pack - 1lb bags fresh Organic Mexico Fair Trade coffee (Total 32 oz)
Whole bean or ground. Use code ATXSHIP for free Austin delivery.
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2 comments
Tom – What a great Christmas present. Short answer, you should use the same amount as you would for any other coffee. Depending on what you’ve been drinking and how hard or soft your water is, you should also feel free to adjust the amount of grounds to your personal taste. Ideally, the goal is to achieve the “Golden Cup” Ratio of 1.15-1.35% total dissolved solids. To brew the perfect cup, we typically recommend brewing with 2 tablespoons (1 coffee scoop) of coffee per 6 oz of water and then adjust as needed. Happy Brewing!
I received some of your coffee’s for Christmas, I’m looking for instructions on how much of the ground coffee to put in my machine to make a cup of coffee. Do I use more or less or the same amount as I do for any other coffee?